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Manpage of FCRON.CONF
FCRON.CONF
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Updated: 12/25/2001
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NAME
fcron.conf - configuration file for fcron and fcrontab
DESCRIPTION
This page describes the syntax used for the configuration file of
fcrontab(1).
Blank lines, line beginning by a pound-sign (#) (which are considered
comments), leading blanks and tabs are ignored. Each line in a fcron.conf file
is of the form
name = value
where the blanks around equal-sign (=) are ignored and optional. Trailing
blanks are also ignored.
The following names are recognized (default value in brackets) :
-
- fcrontabs
-
directory (/var/spool/fcron)
Fcron spool directory.
- pidfile
-
file-path (/var/run/fcron.pid)
Location of fcron pid file (needed by fcrontab to work properly).
- fcronallow
-
file-path (/etc/fcron.allow)
Location of fcron.allow file.
- fcrondeny
-
file-path (/etc/fcron.deny)
Location of fcron.deny file.
- shell
-
file-path (/bin/sh)
Location of default shell called by fcron when running a job.
- sendmail
-
file-path (/usr/lib/sendmail)
Location of mailer program called by fcron to send job output.
- editor
-
file-path (/bin/vi)
Location of default editor used when invoking "fcrontab -e".
File-paths and directories are complete and absolute (i.e. beginning by a "/").
To run several instances of fcron simultaneously on the same system, you must
use a different configuration file for each instance. Each instance must
have a different
fcrontabs and pidfile.
Then, use fcron(8)'s command line option
-c to select which config file (so which instance) you refer to.
FILES
- /etc/fcron.conf
-
Default location for the configuration file of fcron and fcrontab.
- /etc/fcron.allow
-
Users allowed to use fcrontab (one name per line, special name "all"
acts for everyone)
- /etc/fcron.deny
-
Users who are not allowed to use fcrontab (same format as allow file)
SEE ALSO
fcron(8),
fcrontab(1),
fcrontab(5).
AUTHOR
Thibault Godouet <fcron@free.fr>
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